Raven Concealment Systems Perun LC OWB Holster fits Glock with TLR-7 / TLR-8

I read all the reviews and wanted to share my thoughts. First, some of the complaints that I read must have been addressed and corrected at Raven. The reason I say this... is the Raven Perun LC OWB fits my Glock 19 with TLR-7A like a glove. I took it out of the package and slipped my gun in, it locked in easily with a positive retention. Pull the gun out feels good too, not to much retentions but enough that the gun is not coming out unless you take it out. Very nice retention and pulls out of the holster like it should. I didn't adjust anything just fit perfectly right out of the package. Also the quality in my opinion is excellent! There are clean smooth edges and it fits and fells like quality. The added bonus is the price - at $50 you can't beat it!Additional note: I also have a Glock 17 with a TLR7A. I like this holster so much I wanted to buy one for that weapon too. But Amazon and Raven website does not show the Glock 17 with TLR7A application. So I tried the 17 in the 19 holster - it holds the Glock 17 and the retention is adequate, but because of the longer barrel and the way the light sits back on the frame its not a nice fit like it is on the Glock 19. I am reaching out to Raven to see if they have a Glock 17 w/TLR7A light holster in the works .... if so I will purchase one for that gun too.Highly recommend and I will purchase again.

I have nothing but positive things to say about Raven Concealment and the holster. Fits both my G23 Gen 4 & G19 Gen 5 with TRL 7 like a glove. Took a pistol class with this holster and put sum wear and feel like I really tested after hours of use and entire day of wearing it. I recommend installing spacers for comfort and using blue Loctite on mounting screws. The manufacture does have Loctite but I wanted extra security. The directions do recommend using spacers if you are using for extended range time. Concluding, for the money there is no better holster for the TRL 7. I struggled to buy originally because too many high speed Ninjas were critical but Raven Concealment did not disappoint. I have purchased other holsters in the past and that is what gave me confidence. Also last take away read the directions and adjust the tension screw based on Gen.

I purchased this fully intending to use it solely for my Glock 17 with a StreamLight TLR 7A. I also have a Glock 21 with a StreamLight TLR 7A on it and for kicks and giggles I attempted to holster my Glock 21 and to my surprise it fit well.Another thing that I really like about this holster is that it covers just about the whole length of the pistol, protecting it from bumps and scrapes. I wear mine every day for work and it has DEFINITELY protected my pistol from many bumps and scrapes.

I bought this holster in December 2019 to pair with my edc Gen 5 Glock 19 w/TLR7 light. It hugs the waist well and my gun sits pretty nicely inside the holster. It fits my Relentless Tactical gun belt perfectly too. I’ve recently bought a new edc a Glock 19X w/TLR7 light and it fits that gun just as awesome.I would point out that I’ve used this holster in one or two “draw from concealment” classes and it worked fine. However I would not want to risk using this holster for hard or high risk work... I’d go with a Safariland rig setup with its own battle belt and etc. Hope this helps someone...**Incidentally - the screws need to be tightened periodically or loc-tited, or they’ll walk right out. It just happened to me today and I don’t know where they fell.

This holster is as bad as others have mentioned. Retention is too good where you need 2 hands to pull your firearm out. I had to take my holster off my belt so I would have the leverage to pull my gun out. I have a pistol red dot class in a few days so needed to make this work. With the 2 dremel mods I did it went from a "0" where I wouldn't be able to use this because of the crazy retention to a "7" where I can use it. Referring to the pics. Inside the holster there are 2 approx. 1/2 inch long plastic "nubs" in line with the front of the trigger guard on both sides. Circled in the pic is where it would be. I had sanded it down already. The more you sand the 2 "nubs" the less the retention. I did both sides. The other problem is the holster has 2 long extensions that reach to the end/back of the slide. Once you start drawing from the holster you'll feel the plastic extension rubbing your inner thumb. Imagine a whole class of this and a blister would probably form. Again, look at the pic and get your dremel. I circled how I sanded it down and curved it. Now it doesnt rub my thumb and is a lot more comfortable to draw from the holster. I probably would have returned it if I had the time but being that my class is in a few days I did the 2 mods and now is a more usable holster. As a reminder the more you sand down those 2 plastic "nubs" the less the retention. Through gradually sanding and testing it you'll find the retention that's comfortable for you. Out of the box I would give it 1 Star. Only after the mods I mentioned it became a more user-friendly holster where I would raise the rating to 4 Stars. Since I had to do all that work on a holster out of the box I'll keep my rating.

I’ve used them for years and they great. Speaking about the owb models, they sit close to the body and high up enough that I can comfortably conceal my Glock 19 in a tshirt (6’0 175lbs). Very durable and well made, holds my gun firmly without scratching the hell out of it. Definitely recommend

Love it. Very stable and comfortable. The nylon is more durable than Kydex so ignore people who are unfamiliar with the look of Nylon and thinks it looks cheap.Someone said it was tight and hard to draw. This is only the case if you use a tight screw adjustment setting.Note you must have the light to use the holster.Whish they made 1.25 inch specific belt loops though.

I have bought a lot of holsters over the years and this one is a home run. Great fit excellent retention great quality. I highly recommend this one